posted Wed, 10/31/2012 - 14:10
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Anti-prolactins... which compounds most commonly used with
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So, I have a basic understanding of prolactins and the reasons for needing to control them with anti-prolactins. I realize that some compounds like tren or deca may need to be paired with an anti-prolactin to safeguard the libido, depending on the person of course. But I'm curious to know everyone else's thoughts on this: Is it just that simple, or are there many more factors that could be at play during cycles without the aforementioned compounds that would call for an anti-prolactin? I may be mistaken here, but I wanna say I recall reading somewhere that DHT could cause libido dysfunctions similar to deca or tren. But I'm not 100% sure of the role it played there... Someone elighten my curiousity.
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Here is a little bit.
http://www.eroids.com/forum/steroids-qa/anabolic-steroids/cabergoline-wh...
Anonive actually read that anadrol needs ant prolactin to be taken with aswell . I read other day and was surprised dont know how true it is
caber (dostinex) and bromo. these 'anti-prolactins' are used to control progesterone sides that are usually caused by deca and tren (nor19 compounds). Theyre not always necessary. Such as a low dose of Deca does not 'usually' need these compounds but everyone is different. someone's progesterone could sky rocket on a small dose of deca or tren. and some ppl take excessive amounts of deca or tren (never together) and never have issues. just depends on your body bro. Estrogen plays a part too.. Could I ask what your really curious about.
Anonsure bro. my curiousity is that are there other compounds (besides deca or tren) or aspects of running cycles that contribute to excess prolactin. I read something about how DHTs can cause similiar dysfunctions. But I haven't had the time to go back and find where I came across that. Explain to me the role estrogen has, if you wouldn't mind. I like to fully understand things as I'm asked questions.